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23.10.2025
Trump's Cognitive Collapse Is Clear: Psychologist
Dr. John Gartner joins the Beast's Joanna Coles to assess the unraveling of Donald Trump's mind. The clinical psychologist and former Johns Hopkins professor, who warned early about Trump's "malignant narcissism," now says the president shows clear signs of cognitive decline, comparing his confusion and grandiosity to dictators in their final stages. Coles presses Gartner on whether Trump's dementia makes him more dangerous or simply more delusional, and what that means for the remainder of Trump's second term and beyond. Is America being led by a man losing touch with reality, or is Trump still cunning enough to conceal his growing symptoms?
22.10.2025
Louis Theroux Podcast - Bob Vylan
Louis is joined by Bobby Vylan, one half of the controversial punk-rap band Bob Vylan. In his first public interview since his contentious performance at Glastonbury - where he led a chant of 'Death to the IDF' - Bobby discusses why he did it, the subsequent backlash and whether he still stands by the chant.
21.10.2025
Released Palestinian Prisoner On Loss Of Entire Family
When Palestinian prisoner (aka 'hostage') Haitham Salem was released and returned to Gaza, he expected to find his wife and children waiting for him. Instead, he discovered they had all been killed by Israel just weeks before the ceasefire.
Salem, who says he has no political affiliations, was taken prisoner on his wedding anniversary last November, and spent 11 months totally cut off from news of the outside world.
He speaks with BreakThrough News about the torture he suffered and how his world has been shattered.
20.10.2025
Israeli Forces Have Committed Over 80 Violations Of Ceasefire So Far
As Israeli continues its attacks on Palestinians in Gaza, the viability of the US-brokered ceasefire is coming into question.
On Sunday, Israel unleashed a deadly wave of bombings on targets in the besieged territory after it alleged that Hamas violated the terms of the truce deal.
The Israeli military said the attacks were in response to an alleged "attack" by Palestinians on its troops in southern Rafah, which involved rocket-propelled grenade and sniper fire.
However, the armed wing of Hamas, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, denied any knowledge of the event, or connections to it, and affirmed it remains committed to the ceasefire.
Since the ceasefire agreement came into effect on 11 October, Israeli forces have committed over 80 violations of its terms.
19.10.2025
Edward Snowden On Pegasus Spyware
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reacts to the Pegasus project disclosures about widespread abuse of NSO Group's spyware by governments around the world. NSO Group's Pegasus is a spyware technology that threatens democracy.
18.10.2025
Kali On Raspberry Can Now Hack WiFi
Raspberry Pi can now run Kali Linux with monitor mode and frame injection on the built-in Broadcom Wi-Fi - no external adapter required.
Flash Kali ARM with Raspberry Pi Imager, boot and configure the Pi, then use Wifite (with hcxdumptool + hcxtools) to capture a WPA2 handshake and crack a weak password in a consented lab.
For educational purposes only of course.
17.10.2025
Journalist's Firsthand Experience Of What Really Happens In Gaza
Palestinian journalist and commentator, Abubaker Abed, from Deir al-Balah in Gaza discusses Israel's ongoing genocide on the Palestinian people.
17.10.2025
Son Of A Holocaust Survivor Exposes What Israel Doesn't Want You To Know
Mark Etkind is the son of a survivor of the Lodz Ghetto and various concentration camps including Buchenwald - and co-organiser of Holocaust survivors and descendants against the Gaza genocide.
16.10.2025
Black Cube: Israel's Intelligence Company
This video delves into the enigmatic world of Black Cube, an Israeli intelligence company known for its clandestine operations and controversial methods. It highlights Black Cube's involvement in high-profile cases such as the Harvey Weinstein scandal and its government contracts, including espionage on behalf of the Hungarian government. The report discusses the firm's methods, which range from cyber espionage to surveillance, and examines the ethical dilemmas it raises. Despite its controversies, Black Cube has amassed considerable wealth and influence, reflecting the complex landscape of modern espionage.
15.10.2025
Gaza Will Not Forget, Palestine Will Remember
Gaza will not forget.
The suffocating smoke still hangs over her ruins, thick with the acrid stench of explosives powder and dust carrying the scent of betrayal and the mark of courage. Her streets, once filled with children's laughter, became Israeli fields of slaughter. Now they echo with the names and memories of martyrs.
The mass graves, the broken concrete, and the twisted steel are not just evidence of Zionist hatred. They are witnesses to those who stood with her, and to those who failed her. Today, Gaza's rubble holds more memories than all the nation's libraries.
Palestine will remember.
14.10.2025
Researchers Discover Satellites Broadcasting Unencrypted Military Secrets
The skies above us are teeming with satellites. The latest figures estimate there are over 12,000 satellites currently active, with thousands more defunct craft left to decay in orbit. All that activity has caused numerous complications for astronomers and researchers alike, interfering with radio telescopes with "unintended" radiation leaks.
Now it turns out that they're also contributing to a massive leak of personal, corporate, and government data, as researchers at UC San Diego and the University of Maryland were alarmed to discover. First reported by Wired, the joint study uncovered glaring holes in satellite security enabling "anyone with a few hundred dollars of consumer grade hardware" to rustle up a huge collection of unencrypted data beamed down to Earth.
Using an $800 fixed-position satellite dish on the roof of a UC San Diego building, researchers were able to receive calls, texts, and internet traffic from T-Mobile's cellular network, data from devices using in-flight WiFi, text communications from industrial control systems, and logistics information for big-box retail stores like Walmart.
13.10.2025
The Only Thing Stopping You From Switching To Linux Is Your Mindset
Like you, I see those flashy headlines and articles every day trying to convince Windows users to switch to Linux - how it's supposedly better in every possible way, how you can use all your favorite apps, and so on. But honestly, most of that is just talk. It sounds great on paper, but it doesn't match up with reality. Still, I guess those kinds of articles do their job pretty well.
Here, though, I want to take a slightly different approach. Right from the start, let me be clear: I'm not here to persuade anyone to jump on the Linux bandwagon. Instead, I want to talk about what I think is the real reason many people never make the switch - and surprisingly, it's something I rarely see anyone mention. The biggest obstacle isn't the software, the hardware, or even Linux itself. It's you - and your mindset.
12.10.2025
How Israel's Gates Have Become Tools Of Psychological Control
I write with profound distress about the latest development in the machinery of control suffocating Palestinian life.
Ominous yellow iron structures connecting two huge blocks of cement, wrongly referred to by many as "gates", have multiplied across the occupied West Bank. I call them ominous because they provoke a deep, dreadful anticipation - a response to threats of further ethnic cleansing and land theft in Palestine.
Surely they are not gates. A gate opens a wall; it implies entry, passage, possibility, an exit, a path forward.
These are carceral structures turning our small neighbourhoods into cages in both the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem. They are deliberately designed to isolate, obstruct, disable and suffocate.
11.10.2025
AI Bubble Warning Issued By Influential Central Bank
The artificial intelligence bubble warning signs are getting harder to ignore.
It's not only doom-and-gloomers sounding the alarm about a potential financial bubble caused by an overly frothy new technology that the best minds in the world are struggling to monetize.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is no troglodyte; he is heavily invested in the space.
Earlier this year, Bezos' family office, Bezos Expeditions, invested $72 million in Amsterdam-based AI company Toloka.
And last year, Bezos was one of the prominent investors in a $400 million funding round for Physical Intelligence, a robot startup that also counts OpenAI as an investor.
But even Bezos sees trouble brewing.
10.10.2025
The Real Truth Behind Gaza Ceasefire
What really happened: Lowkey of Double Down News exposes the truth behind the so-called Gaza ceasefire.
09.10.2025
Jewish Flotilla Activist David Adler On Harrowing Detention Ordeal
Israeli forces have abducted over 500 peace activists over the past week who were sailing to Gaza in an effort to deliver humanitarian aid to the besieged territory. Organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla say most of the participants were sent to Ktzi'ot Prison, notorious for harsh and abusive conditions. Some have reported physical abuse, humiliation and inhumane treatment by Israeli soldiers.
Jewish American activist David Adler, co-general coordinator of the Progressive International, says he faced additional abuse because of his background.
08.10.2025
Why This UK Military Insider Risked Jail For Palestine
Colonel Chris Romberg spent decades in the British army but could now be jailed for terrorism after holding up a sign in Parliament Square expressing support for banned group Palestine Action.
Declassified spoke to him outside the Labour party conference last week together with Jenny Manson, co-chair of Jewish Voice for Labour, about why they oppose Britain's support for Israel's genocide in Gaza.
07.10.2025
Jewish Activists Warn UK Protest Crackdown Will Stoke Antisemitism
When Zoe Cohen was hauled away by police officers for holding a handwritten sign in support of the now-proscribed direct action group Palestine Action, she could not hold back her tears.
"As they picked me up, all the emotion of the day, and not just the day, but the collective grief and the distress of what's happening in Gaza, it just came out of me. I was sobbing," she previously told Middle East Eye.
Now, with UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announcing fresh protest restrictions in the wake of a deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester on Thursday, Cohen's grief, and her fears for her safety, have intensified.
06.10.2025
Darknet Diaries: The Pirate Bay
The Pirate Bay is a website, a search engine, which has an index of torrent files. A lot of copyrighted material is listed on the site, but the site doesn't store any of the copyrighted material. It just points the user to where you can download it from. So for a while The Pirate Bay has been the largest places you can find pirated movies, music, games, and apps. But this site first came up in 2003. And is still up and operation now! You would think someone would shut this place down by now. How does the biggest source for copyrighted material stay up and online for that long? Listen to this episode to find out.
05.10.2025
The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard
TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard is a 2013 Swedish documentary film directed and produced by Simon Klose. It focuses on the lives of the three founders of The Pirate Bay - Peter Sunde, Fredrik Neij, and Gottfrid Svartholm - and the Pirate Bay trial. Filming began sometime in 2008, and concluded on 28 February 2012.
04.10.2025
The Jolly Roger Cookbook
The Jolly Roger Cookbook is a digital collection of text files relating to the subjects of theft, computer hacking, the use and creation of explosives, as well as more diverse subjects. It is often confused with, and mistakenly called, The Anarchist's Cookbook, written by William Powell in 1971 as a protest against the Vietnam War. It is also seen by some as a preservation of freedom by providing the tools necessary to combat any government exercising authoritarian or tyrannical power. It was originally transmitted and updated via hundreds of Bulletin Board Systems but can now be found at various sources on the Internet.
Version 3 from 1990.
Version 4 from 1994 (zip archive).
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